June 19, 1884 (4 pages)

them and ever only at is uire, ack$1. 4c. $1. $2. 3.50. ‘0. in all roporure: Mas. Frank Youne of this city the latter part of last week received the sad intelligence that her mother,. , who resides in Sacramento, was so ill that the physicians feared eho could not recover. Mrs, Young immediately went to her parent’s bedside and will remain there until a change occurs for better or for worse. Prov. R.-H.-.Srrercn, of San Francisco, the eminent civil engineer and scientist, has been in town for more than a week past studying up the natural history of this part of the State. He is tramping over the mountains and through the canyone for miles around making important and interesting diecoveries daily. ee I memceneecet Mrs. Geo. F. Gray leaves to-day for Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to visit her aged-father and mother who are fast descending the hill of life. It is twenty-three years since Mrs. Gray last visited her old Eastern home, She expects to be absent six weeks or two months, Cuartes Grimes goes to San Francisco to-day to select a large and fine stock of goods for the store of Hyman Brothers. Mr. Grimes says he will got the biggest and best assortment ever brought to town by the firm. . Tur Tidings ssys: Patrick Riley has completed his business arrangemente with the Omsha Mining Company and purchased the mill from the company. Ler every person bear thie in mind—If you want to see your town grow and prosper, patronize your home business houses. Oe Mrs, Gro. W. Smira and daughters ‘have gone to Santa Clara county to live, They have settled in or near San Jose. Mrs, D. F. Sroven has gone to Gibsonville, Sierra county, on a visit to her daughter, Mrs, Gourley. Mrs. B, Buntarp left on yesterday morning’s train for San Francisco. fn . A Distinguished Visitor, G. F. Allardt, whose astounding statements as a witness for the anti-miners in some of the debris cases have rade other civil engineers in the land wonder whether he did not know any better or was only trying to see howsgullible the courts and lawyers are,is ie” town. We presume that Mr, Allardt is getting testimony to be used in the Bear River slickens case. If that be so, he may by staying long enough find a certan hydraulic claim that is running day and night and witha twenty inch stream of water discharging 4,000,000 cubic yards of debris into Deer creek every 24 hours. His statement that he has discovered such an instance would be no more surprising to us than eome of the things he testified to asthe “expert” witness of the anti-miners. Damaging the Trees. The City Board of Education Committee on School Buildings has filed with usa complaint that the mulberry trees planted in the yard of Washington school house at considerable expense are being damaged by persons who go there to get leaves . for silkworms, They not only strip off the leaves (which is not objectionable we believe when properly and carefully done) but they break off whole limbs and branches and carry “them away. The committee say they will hereafter prosecute any person or persons who are de tected in thus disfiguring the trees. i ed aa a Tue One Price San Fransisco Store has received another big bankrupt stock consisting of clothing, dry goods, and boots and shoes, and he claims that he can undersell anybody in the county, He is going to stay here, and don’t you forget it. tf OE Re Pustic auction at Casper's from 8 till 9:30 o’clock Saturday night. Geo. Tracy, auctioneer. «jel9-3t Tue rash still continues at Brand Bros. Onur people are availing themselves of this opportunity to buy goods for. half their value. pastas Notice. Dr. kQicus has arrived and will remain for a few days only. Office at residence on Sacramento street. je18-tf a ot For fine canned goods and salad dressing for luncheons go to ‘A. Tam’s. ne ed Sona egal at Tracy's only 60 cts. . 4 unapproachable shape few pants a dozen; tin tops. jel8-tt . iskers ever attain. My Cloth ~ Compete list of househld furni, ture for sale very cheap, and house for rent, Enquire of G. E. Brand& té Bro. Iv the ladies want Black Silk Fischas 25 cents each, go tothe Oue-' _ Price San E rancisgo Ssore, tfDee Bt iene « good The “Manhattan’ for July. " Probably hae pianos persons, either in or ont of the city of New York, are aware of the charm of the new Riverside Park, and the beautiful woodcuts in the July Manhattan, . The ladies displayed more than usual . district is accredited: store for the immense crowd that depicting various parts of the] interest in the decorations, and the Allison Ranch... sichese 94] congregated, The way in which Park, supported by an_ inter-. hall presented a most beautiful aprien ie Sai Behe c sees ts + 461 goods were disposed of would con‘ OE VET ee ee ins van oe «a2 t-. : 2 eating article by Mrs. Martha J. pearance, Flowers were woveu. Blue Tent.. 9] . Vince any intelligent person that he Lamb, will be quite a revelation tol into stars of various hues, passion . Boca....s:s+sce. 4 [18 really retiring from business. most and cause surprise that there we} and maltese crosses and Masonic} Chalk.Biuff..... 69] Men’s and boys’ suite, shoes, cassisuch a wild romantic spot bo far . emblems were prolifically displayed, ay get ue adic, mere pants, furnishing goods, etc., down town, Another delightfully . while the room was elegantly fesi he aac were sold to the highest bidders reillustrated paper is an entertaining . tooned with vari-colored paper. An Foreat Springs. peal verehe Meee gardless of cost, bringing only about one on “Fair Verona,” the abode of Romeo and Juliet. The frontispiece . rora Chapter at Grass Valley aud} G_.), ial sf to say nothing about the making and is a masterly portrait of Lord Dut-. that society responded by sending . Graas alley ae 1 the retailer’s profit, The sale is no ferin, the present British Embassa. thirty-five delegates. After the ex-. Indian iy Hig claptrap, We interviewed Mr. Casdor at Constantinople, and formerly . emplification of the work of the OrChang . . per and he says he has no wholesale Governor-General of Canada, when. der, some interesting remarks were Xantashy oe : manufacturing establishment anyhe became well known in the Uni-. made by Mrs. Lubeck, Deputy . Lake City.. se AG aa ak where for the purpose of manufacted States, His wit and his talent. Grand Worthy Matron of the State, . Libert Misch ccseane tering clothing for the city of Nevahe inherits from his grandfather, Richard Brinsley Sheridan. The account of the Earl by his friend, J. L, Whittle, is well written, For the rest, the number is of great variety. A paper by Mr. Lodise Chandler on the life and works of Arthur O'Shaughnessy, the Irish poet, who, though dying at an early age, left behind him some admirable. verse, has his portrait well engraved. An illustrated paper on ‘‘The Ancient Water Supply of Constantinople” is readable, and a second instalment of John Bernard’s ‘‘Retrospections of the American Stage” is full of welltold anecdotes and as amusing as the firat instalment. Timely is a paper on ‘White Elephants,” by Frank Vincent, Jr., who derides the idea of Barnum having imported a white elephant. J, Parker Norris, of Philadelphia, the well-known Shakespearean scholar and collector, strongly urges the opening of Shakespeare’s grave, Another instalment of Trajan” much increases the interest of the new novel, and there ie a humorous short story, ‘‘Plain Fishing,” by Frank R. Stockton in his best vein. Among the poets are Ella Wheeler, Thomas 8, Collier, Mrs. S. M. B. Piatt, George Edgar Montgomery, S. M. Peck and H, OC, Faulkner. The number closes with a droll picture of an Ideal Fourth of July, showing an old fellow asleep ina hammock and some urchins about setting off some firecrackers under him. There seems likely» to be music in the air when he wakes. LE sch cag gh ae ag A Hot Day 4head. The grapevine telegraph Jine was kept busy yesterday bringing in m-ssages from weather sharps all over the county to the effect that owners of thermometers ehould pack the same in ice before the sun gets up this morning, for itis to be the hottest day of the season, Yesterday was not a cold day, for that matter, The sun beat straight down on the earth which is moist from the late storms, and a.sort of steam rose ap towards the azure vaults of heaven. Nobody claimed to have seen the clouds of steam, but so many said they were there that it would have been waste of time to dispute the assertion, Such weather immediately after cold storms, we are told is not very good for the health; but it isan ill wind that blows nobody good, and the ice cream vendors are beaming with smiles, Se eananatdtieesetneammemmmmmnnnl Committed to Stockton. Mrs. Pasquale Pelligrini, who is the mother of four children and whose husband i isa miner in Grass Valley district, was brought to the county jail Tuesday night and locked up on a charge of insanity. Yerterday she was examined by Drs. Hunt and Jones, pronounced crazy and committed by Judge Caldwell to the Asylum at Stockton, where she has already been sent two or three times before. AUP tema eT oe shinee Postic auction at Casper’s from 8 till 9:30 o'clock Saturday night. Geo. Tracy, auctioneer. jel9-3t Take Particular Notice. That the One Price Store is selling out now very cheap—cheaper than any store in the county, and is going to sell till everythiog is sold. And then the proprietor is going to buy a new stock and commence to sell again, but he is not going away; heis going to stay. Remember the place, next store to Stampf’s Hotel. cient force of skillful ‘and talented services of the specialist, Mr. Ulrich Yucker, the incomparable Pants. Maker of the Pacific coast. Mr. Yucker will give to the nether garment of my patrons that gracefal is at 46 Broad street, Nevada Civy. © tf ©, A, Barerert. calland pay the same before July Ist. AA aestrmcrrem _ Jel5-2t L, Hyman. When SOZODONTis used aright, ; j ag The mouth becomes sweet,pure and warm, A New Feature—Specialist. And the fresh breath an odorous charm. : In addition to my already very effi-. . _ Te All Who Buy Vegetables. Houseand Tailoring Establishment ALL persons owing us will please Snmons Extract of Tropical Fruit and its companion, Nabob Whisky, arrived this. morning at Smith’s, and oe “Evangeline Chapter, ‘No.9, 0. EB. 8, celebrated the 12th anniversary of their organization in this city, on Tuesday evening, at Masonic Hall. . s invitation had been extended to Auand a beautiful poem—peculiar to the Adaptive Rite of the Eastern. Magnolia...... an establishment in Nevada county. Star was recited by Mrs. J. A.Seely. . Mooney Fiat. Bae sm As soon as his stock is sold and hehas The doors were-then-thrown open pve hb MMR irs ivere gs vere yes enough money saved by this sacriand the husbands and wives of mem-. Worth Bloomfield 7 fice to open business again, he will bers of the Order were admitted, . North San Juan.... embark in the wholesale clothing when the following programme of — ~~. pcathic eke Gass business for Nevada City. je19-2t exercises was rendered: MN NR eo iss eek ccs 1,034 aa Quartette, ‘Moonlight Dance,” a etch ara nae ‘ ‘7 Soda From Seibert. Mrs, Geo, Smith, Mrs. Dr. Chapman] Pleasant Valley.... 34] _ l= Seibert, the soda water manuand Messrs, Robbins and Clancy. Pleasant Ridge.... 93. facturer, yesterday brought to the Address of Weloome by Worthy ae we SMe eee eeeeeerencas 21 . Transcript office a case of his deMatron, Mra, Brobeck. pert 7 ity nna Nite ek, . 7 licious goods. ° Mr, Seibert, as can, Duet, ‘See the Pule Moon,” Mrs. . Sebastopol... Crit 36 . be attested by thousands of people Dr. Chapman and J. T. Robbins. Spenceville. havaees PO Vrs ee 34. wherever his trade extends, makes Reading, ‘‘Little Breeches,” Mra. ae rag Page nich ae sees s++e++ 60] only the best and purest of sparkCe eae bikie C. A. Barrett. eee. i 100 . ting soda and palatable sarsaparilla, Solo, ‘Say Not Farewell,” J. T. Washington... .. 66} 8nd they are cooling and healthful, Robbins. Willow Valley... . 64) 1£ you want something really nice, Recitation, “I wish,” W. G. Sai: eta 5: eae ane drink Seibert’s soda and sarsapason, Quartette, “Good Night,” Mrs, ‘Geo, Smith, Mre, Dr. Chapman and Messrs. Robbins and Clancy. Professor Muller presided at the organ, and the music was rendered very effective. After the above programme came a fine collation which was relished by the large company of over one hundred ladies and gentlemen. Shortly after midnight the party broke up. Dwelling House Burned. Tuesday night about nine o'clock asa young son of M. D, Calkins was going into a closet in his father’s house (24 miles north of town) with a lighted lamp in his hand, the lamp fell and was broken. The oil spread over the floor and catching fire soon communicated the flames toa curtain and adjoining woodwork. The fad had a narrow escape, getting out of the way just in time to save himself from-being. burned. Mr. Calkins wasin ao adjoining room and escaped from the building through a ‘window, saving two or three family pictures and a little bedding before hedid so, Neighbors came to the scene, and assisted in saving some of the outbuildings. The house was burned to the ground, and the furniture, clothing and sewing machine were all destroyed. The loss is a severe one, bat would be worse were it not that the property is partially insured in the London and Northwestern Fire Insurance Co, They Meet the Issue. Hyman Brothers announce their platform in another column of today’s Transcript, and the careful attention of the public is directed to it, The store at the corner of Broad and Pine streets is but one of a series of establishments (mostly wholesale) owned by the same firm and located in various parts of the world. [he local manager, Mr, Grimes, gives notice that the public here can hereafter obtain from him goods at wholesale rates, which will be duly appreciated by those in need of clothing, gentlemen’s furnishing goods etc., etc, Hyman Brothers mean business, and the people are invited to call at their store and test the sincerity of their claims. 2 BS On Afummer Feast. Mrs, Breed & Leddy yesterday treated the Transcrirt force to ice cream of the splendid quality served to the public at their establishment on Commercial street. It was made of the purest cream, richly flavored, and frozen to just exactly the right consistency. The coming of the hot wave hascreated a market for ice cream and these ladies will receive a large share of the patronage. EEE When lips receive a rosy flush, And teeth become a dazzling white Beneath the efforts of the brush, Trea me as you do Chinamen. You psy them cash, do the same to tables for your mouey. _ jeld-6t A. N. Kemper, French Garden. ——_—_0 > ‘Auction Sale of Furniture, ‘On Friday, June 20th, Tracy will seil the householi furniture in th: 11 o'clock 4.™. tl ht Store. ma29-if from the School Superintendent’s re-. port, and show the number of cenFreach Corral Graniteville. Lime Kiln.. Tattle York 2,391 white girls; 20 negro boys; 23 It is a positive fact that the big auction sale at Casper’s store last Monday night, there was not sufficient standing room in the spacious The following statistics are taken . . us children with which each echool what the raw material would cost, da only, nor has any one else such Of these 2,368 are c white boys; sng ee A Town Affair. The Transcript read in the Recnegro girls; 1 Indian girl under the guardianship of white people. There are in the county 1,628 white children under five years of age. The number of census children last year was 4,990, which shows a decrease for the year of 187, ramento a hose cart for the railroad buildings in Grass Valley, and made an item to that effect. The Tidings says the Record-Union was mistaken, and that tbe cart which the reporter saw at Sacramento was made to order for the Eagle Hose Company of Grass Valley. No Hope for Smith. A gentlemen who ‘recently had a talk with Governor Stoneman and his private secretary relative to the James the §ixth. ord-Union that there was at Sacra-. application for the pardon of Geo. W. Smith, now serving time in San Quextin State Prison for the murder of T. W. Sigourney, says that he learned that the Governor had inIf James G. Blaine is elected President, he will be the sixth James to occupy that high position. James Madison, Jathes Monroe, me, and I will give you more vegeresidence formerly owned by Mis. Mills, near the depot. Also a fine Ladd piano, Sale to Senenee ab a9 you-want © youd wait of vivther 2 o°sle0k A m. and 10 o’clock P.M. go to the One Price San Francisco Fruit syrurs are used in fla: orJames K. Polk, James Buchanan and James A. Garfield have gone before. formed himself thoroughly as to the character of the testimony offered at the trial and could discover no good reason why a pardon should be granted. Smith is said to have heard of the Governor’s conclusion and to be very despondent thereat. eS WHEN we see a medicine adver tised to cure a half-dozen or more classes of diseases, we conclude that it isa humbug. And having noticed that the propristor of Ammen’s Auction To-Night. Beginning promptly at 7:30 o’clozk this evening, Geo. Tracy will sell at his auction rooms in the Transcript Block a fine line of household goods, some of which are enumerated in recommending it to our. readers. \Cough Syrup only advertises or claims it good for coughs and colds and lung complaints, were induced to try it, and now take pleasure in Pom Freah Oysters in aiy style go to A. Tam’s. jel8-6t — For Sixty Days. I will sell all goods, including carpets and furniture, at less than Sacramento prices, jl5-lw L! M. Sumuvoars: eect Notice. oe ane ee Dr, Valantine can be consulted daily at Nevada City from 5 o'clock e. Mm, to 9 o'clock a. M, tf Fine Cloths. J. H. Downing has received from New York a magnificent stock of cloths which he is prepared to make up in gente’ quits, in the latest styles and at the lowest prices. -my2-tf HOTEL ARRIVATS. Can be produced from even simple materials.” In : —O~— NATIONAL EXOHANGE HOTEL es met. ataieen. (OnE establishment weemploy an efficient Milliner, June 11, 1884 and aim to display as much skill upon the medium J Kenuagh, Watyonville. ‘ ’ L Wood, Camptonvill and low priced wor i 1 Wood, Cemetonsiile p : k as upon the more expensive J D Ostrom, Bloomfield. kinds \ PS Weaton, Foreat City. ; it 6 J Wellman, French Corral. e. renc Ta. e,e M H Mead, Downieville, iF MH Mead, Downieville, arge Additions have been made to our stock W Cunningham, do OF HD Beam Grane Vallee ay m, Grass ey. Wm Hobby, ae y MIL.LiInNnaRY Union Hotel. RECTOR BROS.. . Proprietors, —o— June 17, 1884, Chas Conley, North — _ Miss Nettie Bean, Geo J Stich w & o, be J B Gilbert, Sacramento. G F Allardt, San Francisco. T ae Eat or ge Sacramento. Mik Paradice. W Me Weighel, San Juan, M C Hogan, do M Vaughn, City. C W Cross, Cit: 8 Pesk, Blue ent. WwW Finchley, Sierra City. : Treanor, do ee oe Grass Valley. athews, San Francisco, n Haswine City, J D Glidden, City. his advertisement ou another page. The highest bidders will take the prizes. This will be a first-class opportunity to secure baryains, BE. D. DENBY & C0’3 Transcontinental Cireus ! HE BESE SHOW OF THE AGE, PuB1ic auction at Casper’s Saturday night from 8 till 9:30 o’clock. Geo, Tracy auctioneer, je19-3t eee ie et enema Big Aaction Sale. On Monday, June 23, I will sell the Furniture and Household Goode } in the City Restaurant on Commercial atreet and belonging to Mrs. Williams. *The sale will take place on the premises commencing at 11 o'clock a. M. sharp. The following is a partial list of what is to be sold: Two marble top walnut bedroom sets, Two pine bedroom sets. Full-sized bedstead, $ size bedstead, single bedstead. Whatnots, extension tables, window cornices, tebles, chairs, carpets, . ses. bedding, fine cooking range, two warming stoves, lamps, screen doors, mirrors, crockery, glassware, tinware, etc,, etc. jel8-td Gro. Tracy, Auctioneer, Thirty Star Performers, Equestrians, Acroers—Male and Female. of the Road. Small advertisement but a BIG SHOW. A Magnificent Troupe of Performing Horsant for One Price of Admission. Will exhibit on PIETY HILL, Cleave’ Lot, Nevada City, on Thursday, June 26th, 1884, Commencing at 8 o'clock P. M., only. Admission $1. Children 50 cents. bats, Clows, Gymnasts, Grotesques, VaultMake No Mistake—This is the Boss Show POWDER Absolutely Pure. Thi¢: ‘powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. lore economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosfo ate powders. SOLD ONTY IN CANS, . val Baking PowpEr Co,, 106 BLAINE Agents wanted for authentic edition of his life. Published at Augusta, his home. Largest, handsomest, cheapest, best. a > ¢ renowned historian and bi her, lonel Conwell, whose life of Garfield, published by us, outsold the other twenty others by 60,000. Outsells every book ever published in nthis world; many agents are selling fitt; red daily. Agents are ing fortunes. new beginners ne . grand chance for them. $43.50 County of Nevada State of California. In the matter of the Estate of James Greer, deceased. Notice is dereby given, that Saturday, the 28th day of June, 1884, at 10 o'clock a. M of sai day, at the Court Room of said Court, at the Court House in the ‘8 . City and ove 8 of Nevada, has been aprig be! the time and place for provin e Will of said James Greer, deceased, an for the hearing of the application of John Casey and John McCaw for the issuance to them of Letters Testamentary when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same, Ff, G. BEATTY, Clerk. For Pare Ice Cream go to A. Tam’s. jel8-6t Ir you want to buy Hats at half price go to the One. Price San Francisco Store. ma29-tf PLENTY TO EAT. For Ninety Days. f In order to enlarge and repair our buildings, all goods in our store will be sold at greatly reduced’ prices for the next ninety days. my28-tf Leea & Suaw, ——— lee Mountain Ice. ~ The Nevada Ice Company has commenced the regular delivery of ice in Nevada City for the Summer season. All orders } “tat the Com; pany’s office, on the Plaza, will be}. i promptly at attended to, ma28 ° 3 lume WHO ATTEND THE Masonic Picnic, WILL HAVE No Need for a Basket _ SomMeER bas come md” ‘the soda fountain at Carr Brothers’ is in full blast. : je3-tf >_>? " Pay yeu e* Poll Taxes. School Poll Taxes “will be delinquent July Ist. The amount per capita, which is now $2, will then be wncreased to $4 if delinquent, Call at the Assessor’s office daily between to farnisn First-Class Dinners =e ™ — with tales large eno cool part of the Grove. AT STORMS’ RANCH Of Refreshments, as 0. C. BLEY, the popus lar caterer of Nevada City, will be prepared At 50 cents per poe A splendid ding! to accompace, oe enebe one sitting, is being Dated June 16th, 1884. Walling & Gaylord, Attorneys. jis Assessment Notice. HAMPION TP gy ik ua COMPANY.—Location A lace of gow ae San Framcleco, Cal io ah Pook sf tion of works, Nevada pics eitersio’ Notice is hereby given, thatat a meetin of the Board of rs, held on the 13! day of June, 1884, an assessment (No. 15) of fmph en gee per share was levied u ital stock of the yong in tely in: ye cpagh Pipe the Secretary, at the office of ro Sac Rig 522 Montgomery stree street, San Francisco, Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain u id on Fi og ay the par besten (17th) day of July, a CO WITZEL, ii, . . Office—No. Re D wediecenoct street, San Francisco, Cal. CASH GROCERY STORE. ‘HUSSEY & CO., assortment of FAMILY UROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WINES, LIQUORS, FE: F: OUR, &e. We sell for CASH ONLY. . richest materials. Mrs Chevic, Napa Valley. Mrs Edwards, San Francisco, ¥ Mrs Lubeck, do —~—ALSO— r ied the first day. Particulars nee ny, aye at for postage, ete. J. EB. CARR, T. H. CARR, on free Feed “ago dare’ reg cg large i ‘ ros) jus and save valuable time, ry Pro*petALLEN & CO., Augusta, Maine CARR BROTHERS, Proving Will. Proprietors of N_ the Superior “Court, in and for the te be delinquent, and ont tales ps fe ranloat . . AGENTS FOR ss ay" Sy ie f= Landon & Lancashire and Manchester Insuraace Companies, — ‘rdebof the Board of Dire oe Than which there arenone better! OMMERCIAL STREET, next door te Kent’s Meat Market, keep on hand a ‘MILLINERY WORK “A good Milliner must be an artist, for unless they have the taste of the painter in combining col-_ ors they will produce only poor effects with the If, however, the Milliner has skill in the management of colors, and original ideas as to grace and form, it is surprising to see what HANDSOME BONNETS AND HATS Which will be found upon inspection to be the LARCEST, FULLEST AND BEST SELECTION EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY. commeecee() commen InN OUr. DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT = We have just received an assortment of the very LATEST STYLE DRESS COODS. MUSLIN, TABLE LINEN, TOWELS, NAPKINS, BED SPREADS, ETC. Mrs. LESTER & CRAWFORD, (NEAR THE UNION HOTEL) MAIN donk = = NEVADA CITY.~ Nevada Drug Store, Corner Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada City WALTER D. VINTON Frop: ietor0--——— “A Lame Stock of Patent Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Articles of all kinds Careful attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions By a Competent Druggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed, AGENT FOR THE BEST INSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD Imperial, London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, Lon4on, Globe THE PALACE DRUG STORE. Corner Pine and Commercial sts., Nevada City, Keep constantly on hand a large and complete tok of pase usually found First Class Drug Store. PAINTS, OILS, "VARNISHES, ETC., SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, ‘MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS All kinds of Periodicals Pictorials and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGARS, @ Prescriptions accurately and carefully’ com pounded by a careful and competent Druggist ETNA IRON WORKS, 217 and 219 Fremont Street....San Francisco. BUILDERS OF ALL KINDS OF "WEW DENTAL ROOMS, MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY, CORLESS ENGINES, STAMP MILLS, and settle, you want to save) je3-2w Candis, Nuts, Ice Cream “. costs, Let EO Ee Li ‘Fora ia or cold there is no AND ALL TEMPERANCE DRINKS will pear on Hee arent reasonable mal8-tf — . is selling ee purjing thé node wate sold by Curr [remedy equal to Ammen’s Cough (ony DR. T. W. McINTYRE Has ited Neva Pp oengh br be evada, spo pad ee HOISTING AND PUMPING WORKS, FURNACES AND CONCENTRATING Syrup. and is now prepared todoall Kindsot Dental work in the bes manner and at — T. W. McINTYRE, rewwonable . MILLS, SMELTING WORKS, pes A

them and ever only at is uire, ack$1. 4c. $1. $2. 3.50. ‘0. in all roporure: Mas. Frank Youne of this city the latter part of last week received the sad intelligence that her mother,. , who resides in Sacramento, was so ill that the physicians feared eho could not recover. Mrs, Young immediately went to her parent’s bedside and will remain there until a change occurs for better or for worse. Prov. R.-H.-.Srrercn, of San Francisco, the eminent civil engineer and scientist, has been in town for more than a week past studying up the natural history of this part of the State. He is tramping over the mountains and through the canyone for miles around making important and interesting diecoveries daily. ee I memceneecet Mrs. Geo. F. Gray leaves to-day for Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to visit her aged-father and mother who are fast descending the hill of life. It is twenty-three years since Mrs. Gray last visited her old Eastern home, She expects to be absent six weeks or two months, Cuartes Grimes goes to San Francisco to-day to select a large and fine stock of goods for the store of Hyman Brothers. Mr. Grimes says he will got the biggest and best assortment ever brought to town by the firm. . Tur Tidings ssys: Patrick Riley has completed his business arrangemente with the Omsha Mining Company and purchased the mill from the company. Ler every person bear thie in mind—If you want to see your town grow and prosper, patronize your home business houses. Oe Mrs, Gro. W. Smira and daughters ‘have gone to Santa Clara county to live, They have settled in or near San Jose. Mrs, D. F. Sroven has gone to Gibsonville, Sierra county, on a visit to her daughter, Mrs, Gourley. Mrs. B, Buntarp left on yesterday morning’s train for San Francisco. fn . A Distinguished Visitor, G. F. Allardt, whose astounding statements as a witness for the anti-miners in some of the debris cases have rade other civil engineers in the land wonder whether he did not know any better or was only trying to see howsgullible the courts and lawyers are,is ie” town. We presume that Mr, Allardt is getting testimony to be used in the Bear River slickens case. If that be so, he may by staying long enough find a certan hydraulic claim that is running day and night and witha twenty inch stream of water discharging 4,000,000 cubic yards of debris into Deer creek every 24 hours. His statement that he has discovered such an instance would be no more surprising to us than eome of the things he testified to asthe “expert” witness of the anti-miners. Damaging the Trees. The City Board of Education Committee on School Buildings has filed with usa complaint that the mulberry trees planted in the yard of Washington school house at considerable expense are being damaged by persons who go there to get leaves . for silkworms, They not only strip off the leaves (which is not objectionable we believe when properly and carefully done) but they break off whole limbs and branches and carry “them away. The committee say they will hereafter prosecute any person or persons who are de tected in thus disfiguring the trees. i ed aa a Tue One Price San Fransisco Store has received another big bankrupt stock consisting of clothing, dry goods, and boots and shoes, and he claims that he can undersell anybody in the county, He is going to stay here, and don’t you forget it. tf OE Re Pustic auction at Casper's from 8 till 9:30 o’clock Saturday night. Geo. Tracy, auctioneer. «jel9-3t Tue rash still continues at Brand Bros. Onur people are availing themselves of this opportunity to buy goods for. half their value. pastas Notice. Dr. kQicus has arrived and will remain for a few days only. Office at residence on Sacramento street. je18-tf a ot For fine canned goods and salad dressing for luncheons go to ‘A. Tam’s. ne ed Sona egal at Tracy's only 60 cts. . 4 unapproachable shape few pants a dozen; tin tops. jel8-tt . iskers ever attain. My Cloth ~ Compete list of househld furni, ture for sale very cheap, and house for rent, Enquire of G. E. Brand& té Bro. Iv the ladies want Black Silk Fischas 25 cents each, go tothe Oue-' _ Price San E rancisgo Ssore, tfDee Bt iene « good The “Manhattan’ for July. " Probably hae pianos persons, either in or ont of the city of New York, are aware of the charm of the new Riverside Park, and the beautiful woodcuts in the July Manhattan, . The ladies displayed more than usual . district is accredited: store for the immense crowd that depicting various parts of the] interest in the decorations, and the Allison Ranch..... sichese 94] congregated, The way in which Park, supported by an_ inter-. hall presented a most beautiful aprien ie Sai Behe c sees ts + 461 goods were disposed of would con‘ OE VET ee ee ins van oe «a2 t-. : 2 eating article by Mrs. Martha J. pearance, Flowers were woveu. Blue Tent... 9] . Vince any intelligent person that he Lamb, will be quite a revelation tol into stars of various hues, passion . Boca........s:s+sce. 4 [18 really retiring from business. most and cause surprise that there we} and maltese crosses and Masonic} Chalk.Biuff.......... 69] Men’s and boys’ suite, shoes, cassisuch a wild romantic spot bo far . emblems were prolifically displayed, ay get ue adic, mere pants, furnishing goods, etc., down town, Another delightfully . while the room was elegantly fesi he aac were sold to the highest bidders reillustrated paper is an entertaining . tooned with vari-colored paper. An Foreat Springs. peal verehe Meee gardless of cost, bringing only about one on “Fair Verona,” the abode of Romeo and Juliet. The frontispiece . rora Chapter at Grass Valley aud} G_.), ial sf to say nothing about the making and is a masterly portrait of Lord Dut-. that society responded by sending . Graas alley ae 1 the retailer’s profit, The sale is no ferin, the present British Embassa. thirty-five delegates. After the ex-. Indian iy Hig claptrap, We interviewed Mr. Casdor at Constantinople, and formerly . emplification of the work of the OrChang . . per and he says he has no wholesale Governor-General of Canada, when. der, some interesting remarks were Xantashy oe : manufacturing establishment anyhe became well known in the Uni-. made by Mrs. Lubeck, Deputy . Lake City... se AG aa ak where for the purpose of manufacted States, His wit and his talent. Grand Worthy Matron of the State, . Libert Misch ccseane tering clothing for the city of Nevahe inherits from his grandfather, Richard Brinsley Sheridan. The account of the Earl by his friend, J. L, Whittle, is well written, For the rest, the number is of great variety. A paper by Mr. Lodise Chandler on the life and works of Arthur O'Shaughnessy, the Irish poet, who, though dying at an early age, left behind him some admirable. verse, has his portrait well engraved. An illustrated paper on ‘‘The Ancient Water Supply of Constantinople” is readable, and a second instalment of John Bernard’s ‘‘Retrospections of the American Stage” is full of welltold anecdotes and as amusing as the firat instalment. Timely is a paper on ‘White Elephants,” by Frank Vincent, Jr., who derides the idea of Barnum having imported a white elephant. J, Parker Norris, of Philadelphia, the well-known Shakespearean scholar and collector, strongly urges the opening of Shakespeare’s grave, Another instalment of Trajan” much increases the interest of the new novel, and there ie a humorous short story, ‘‘Plain Fishing,” by Frank R. Stockton in his best vein. Among the poets are Ella Wheeler, Thomas 8, Collier, Mrs. S. M. B. Piatt, George Edgar Montgomery, S. M. Peck and H, OC, Faulkner. The number closes with a droll picture of an Ideal Fourth of July, showing an old fellow asleep ina hammock and some urchins about setting off some firecrackers under him. There seems likely» to be music in the air when he wakes. LE sch cag gh ae ag A Hot Day 4head. The grapevine telegraph Jine was kept busy yesterday bringing in m-ssages from weather sharps all over the county to the effect that owners of thermometers ehould pack the same in ice before the sun gets up this morning, for itis to be the hottest day of the season, Yesterday was not a cold day, for that matter, The sun beat straight down on the earth which is moist from the late storms, and a.sort of steam rose ap towards the azure vaults of heaven. Nobody claimed to have seen the clouds of steam, but so many said they were there that it would have been waste of time to dispute the assertion, Such weather immediately after cold storms, we are told is not very good for the health; but it isan ill wind that blows nobody good, and the ice cream vendors are beaming with smiles, Se eananatdtieesetneammemmmmmnnnl Committed to Stockton. Mrs. Pasquale Pelligrini, who is the mother of four children and whose husband i isa miner in Grass Valley district, was brought to the county jail Tuesday night and locked up on a charge of insanity. Yerterday she was examined by Drs. Hunt and Jones, pronounced crazy and committed by Judge Caldwell to the Asylum at Stockton, where she has already been sent two or three times before. AUP tema eT oe shinee Postic auction at Casper’s from 8 till 9:30 o'clock Saturday night. Geo. Tracy, auctioneer. jel9-3t Take Particular Notice. That the One Price Store is selling out now very cheap—cheaper than any store in the county, and is going to sell till everythiog is sold. And then the proprietor is going to buy a new stock and commence to sell again, but he is not going away; heis going to stay. Remember the place, next store to Stampf’s Hotel. cient force of skillful ‘and talented services of the specialist, Mr. Ulrich Yucker, the incomparable Pants. Maker of the Pacific coast. Mr. Yucker will give to the nether garment of my patrons that gracefal is at 46 Broad street, Nevada Civy. © tf ©, A, Barerert. calland pay the same before July Ist. AA aestrmcrrem _ Jel5-2t L, Hyman. When SOZODONTis used aright, ; j ag The mouth becomes sweet,pure and warm, A New Feature—Specialist. And the fresh breath an odorous charm. : In addition to my already very effi-. . _ Te All Who Buy Vegetables. Houseand Tailoring Establishment ALL persons owing us will please Snmons Extract of Tropical Fruit and its companion, Nabob Whisky, arrived this. morning at Smith’s, and oe “Evangeline Chapter, ‘No.9, 0. EB. 8, celebrated the 12th anniversary of their organization in this city, on Tuesday evening, at Masonic Hall. . s invitation had been extended to Auand a beautiful poem—peculiar to the Adaptive Rite of the Eastern. Magnolia........... an establishment in Nevada county. Star was recited by Mrs. J. A.Seely. . Mooney Fiat.. Bae sm As soon as his stock is sold and hehas The doors were-then-thrown open pve hb MMR irs ivere gs vere yes enough money saved by this sacriand the husbands and wives of mem-. Worth Bloomfield 7 fice to open business again, he will bers of the Order were admitted, . North San Juan........ embark in the wholesale clothing when the following programme of — ~~. pcathic eke Gass business for Nevada City. je19-2t exercises was rendered: MN NR eo iss eek ccs 1,034 aa Quartette, ‘Moonlight Dance,” a etch ara nae ‘ ‘7 Soda From Seibert. Mrs, Geo, Smith, Mrs. Dr. Chapman] Pleasant Valley........ 34] _ l= Seibert, the soda water manuand Messrs, Robbins and Clancy. Pleasant Ridge........ 93. facturer, yesterday brought to the Address of Weloome by Worthy ae we SMe eee eeeeeerencas 21 . Transcript office a case of his deMatron, Mra, Brobeck. pert 7 ity nna Nite ek, . 7 licious goods. ° Mr, Seibert, as can, Duet, ‘See the Pule Moon,” Mrs. . Sebastopol..... Crit 36 . be attested by thousands of people Dr. Chapman and J. T. Robbins. Spenceville. havaees PO Vrs ee 34. wherever his trade extends, makes Reading, ‘‘Little Breeches,” Mra. ae rag Page nich ae sees s++e++ 60] only the best and purest of sparkCe eae bikie C. A. Barrett. eee. i 100 . ting soda and palatable sarsaparilla, Solo, ‘Say Not Farewell,” J. T. Washington...... ... 66} 8nd they are cooling and healthful, Robbins. Willow Valley...... .. 64) 1£ you want something really nice, Recitation, “I wish,” W. G. Sai: eta 5: eae ane drink Seibert’s soda and sarsapason, Quartette, “Good Night,” Mrs, ‘Geo, Smith, Mre, Dr. Chapman and Messrs. Robbins and Clancy. Professor Muller presided at the organ, and the music was rendered very effective. After the above programme came a fine collation which was relished by the large company of over one hundred ladies and gentlemen. Shortly after midnight the party broke up. Dwelling House Burned. Tuesday night about nine o'clock asa young son of M. D, Calkins was going into a closet in his father’s house (24 miles north of town) with a lighted lamp in his hand, the lamp fell and was broken. The oil spread over the floor and catching fire soon communicated the flames toa curtain and adjoining woodwork. The fad had a narrow escape, getting out of the way just in time to save himself from-being. burned. Mr. Calkins wasin ao adjoining room and escaped from the building through a ‘window, saving two or three family pictures and a little bedding before hedid so, Neighbors came to the scene, and assisted in saving some of the outbuildings. The house was burned to the ground, and the furniture, clothing and sewing machine were all destroyed. The loss is a severe one, bat would be worse were it not that the property is partially insured in the London and Northwestern Fire Insurance Co, They Meet the Issue. Hyman Brothers announce their platform in another column of today’s Transcript, and the careful attention of the public is directed to it, The store at the corner of Broad and Pine streets is but one of a series of establishments (mostly wholesale) owned by the same firm and located in various parts of the world. [he local manager, Mr, Grimes, gives notice that the public here can hereafter obtain from him goods at wholesale rates, which will be duly appreciated by those in need of clothing, gentlemen’s furnishing goods etc., etc, Hyman Brothers mean business, and the people are invited to call at their store and test the sincerity of their claims. 2 BS On Afummer Feast. Mrs, Breed & Leddy yesterday treated the Transcrirt force to ice cream of the splendid quality served to the public at their establishment on Commercial street. It was made of the purest cream, richly flavored, and frozen to just exactly the right consistency. The coming of the hot wave hascreated a market for ice cream and these ladies will receive a large share of the patronage. EEE When lips receive a rosy flush, And teeth become a dazzling white Beneath the efforts of the brush, Trea me as you do Chinamen. You psy them cash, do the same to tables for your mouey. _ jeld-6t A. N. Kemper, French Garden. ——_—_0 > ‘Auction Sale of Furniture, ‘On Friday, June 20th, Tracy will seil the householi furniture in th: 11 o'clock 4.™. tl ht

Store. ma29-if from the School Superintendent’s re-. port, and show the number of cenFreach Corral Graniteville. Lime Kiln... Tattle York 2,391 white girls; 20 negro boys; 23 It is a positive fact that the big auction sale at Casper’s store last Monday night, there was not sufficient standing room in the spacious The following statistics are taken . . us children with which each echool what the raw material would cost, da only, nor has any one else such Of these 2,368 are c white boys; sng ee A Town Affair. The Transcript read in the Recnegro girls; 1 Indian girl under the guardianship of white people. There are in the county 1,628 white children under five years of age. The number of census children last year was 4,990, which shows a decrease for the year of 187, ramento a hose cart for the railroad buildings in Grass Valley, and made an item to that effect. The Tidings says the Record-Union was mistaken, and that tbe cart which the reporter saw at Sacramento was made to order for the Eagle Hose Company of Grass Valley. No Hope for Smith. A gentlemen who ‘recently had a talk with Governor Stoneman and his private secretary relative to the James the §ixth. ord-Union that there was at Sacra-. application for the pardon of Geo. W. Smith, now serving time in San Quextin State Prison for the murder of T. W. Sigourney, says that he learned that the Governor had inIf James G. Blaine is elected President, he will be the sixth James to occupy that high position. James Madison, Jathes Monroe, me, and I will give you more vegeresidence formerly owned by Mis. Mills, near the depot. Also a fine Ladd piano, Sale to Senenee ab a9 you-want © youd wait of vivther 2 o°sle0k A m. and 10 o’clock P.M. go to the One Price San Francisco Fruit syrurs are used in fla: orJames K. Polk, James Buchanan and James A. Garfield have gone before. formed himself thoroughly as to the character of the testimony offered at the trial and could discover no good reason why a pardon should be granted. Smith is said to have heard of the Governor’s conclusion and to be very despondent thereat. eS WHEN we see a medicine adver tised to cure a half-dozen or more classes of diseases, we conclude that it isa humbug. And having noticed that the propristor of Ammen’s Auction To-Night. Beginning promptly at 7:30 o’clozk this evening, Geo. Tracy will sell at his auction rooms in the Transcript Block a fine line of household goods, some of which are enumerated in recommending it to our. readers. \Cough Syrup only advertises or claims it good for coughs and colds and lung complaints, were induced to try it, and now take pleasure in Pom Freah Oysters in aiy style go to A. Tam’s. jel8-6t — For Sixty Days. I will sell all goods, including carpets and furniture, at less than Sacramento prices, jl5-lw L! M. Sumuvoars: eect Notice. oe ane ee Dr, Valantine can be consulted daily at Nevada City from 5 o'clock e. Mm, to 9 o'clock a. M, tf Fine Cloths. J. H. Downing has received from New York a magnificent stock of cloths which he is prepared to make up in gente’ quits, in the latest styles and at the lowest prices. -my2-tf HOTEL ARRIVATS. Can be produced from even simple materials.” In : —O~— NATIONAL EXOHANGE HOTEL es met.. ataieen. (OnE establishment weemploy an efficient Milliner, June 11, 1884 and aim to display as much skill upon the medium J Kenuagh, Watyonville. ‘ ’ L Wood, Camptonvill and low priced wor i 1 Wood, Cemetonsiile p : k as upon the more expensive J D Ostrom, Bloomfield. kinds \ PS Weaton, Foreat City. ; it 6 J Wellman, French Corral. e. renc Ta. e,e M H Mead, Downieville, iF MH Mead, Downieville, arge Additions have been made to our stock W Cunningham, do OF HD Beam Grane Vallee ay m, Grass ey. Wm Hobby, ae y MIL.LiInNnaRY Union Hotel. RECTOR BROS.... . Proprietors, —o— June 17, 1884, Chas Conley, North — _ Miss Nettie Bean, Geo J Stich w & o, be J B Gilbert, Sacramento. G F Allardt, San Francisco. T ae Eat or ge Sacramento. Mik Paradice. W Me Weighel, San Juan, M C Hogan, do M Vaughn, City. C W Cross, Cit: 8 Pesk, Blue ent. WwW Finchley, Sierra City. : Treanor, do ee oe Grass Valley. athews, San Francisco, n Haswine City, J D Glidden, City. his advertisement ou another page. The highest bidders will take the prizes. This will be a first-class opportunity to secure baryains, BE. D. DENBY & C0’3 Transcontinental Cireus ! HE BESE SHOW OF THE AGE, PuB1ic auction at Casper’s Saturday night from 8 till 9:30 o’clock. Geo, Tracy auctioneer, je19-3t eee ie et enema Big Aaction Sale. On Monday, June 23, I will sell the Furniture and Household Goode } in the City Restaurant on Commercial atreet and belonging to Mrs. Williams. *The sale will take place on the premises commencing at 11 o'clock a. M. sharp. The following is a partial list of what is to be sold: Two marble top walnut bedroom sets, Two pine bedroom sets. Full-sized bedstead, $ size bedstead, single bedstead. Whatnots, extension tables, window cornices, tebles, chairs, carpets, . ses. bedding, fine cooking range, two warming stoves, lamps, screen doors, mirrors, crockery, glassware, tinware, etc,, etc. jel8-td Gro. Tracy, Auctioneer, Thirty Star Performers, Equestrians, Acroers—Male and Female. of the Road. Small advertisement but a BIG SHOW. A Magnificent Troupe of Performing Horsant for One Price of Admission. Will exhibit on PIETY HILL, Cleave’ Lot, Nevada City, on Thursday, June 26th, 1884, Commencing at 8 o'clock P. M., only. Admission $1. Children 50 cents. bats, Clows, Gymnasts, Grotesques, VaultMake No Mistake—This is the Boss Show POWDER Absolutely Pure. Thi¢: ‘powder never varies, A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness. lore economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low test, short weight, alum or phosfo ate powders. SOLD ONTY IN CANS, . val Baking PowpEr Co,, 106 BLAINE Agents wanted for authentic edition of his life. Published at Augusta, his home. Largest, handsomest, cheapest, best. a > ¢ renowned historian and bi her, lonel Conwell, whose life of Garfield, published by us, outsold the other twenty others by 60,000. Outsells every book ever published in nthis world; many agents are selling fitt; red daily. Agents are ing fortunes. new beginners ne . grand chance for them. $43.50 County of Nevada State of California. In the matter of the Estate of James Greer, deceased. Notice is dereby given, that Saturday, the 28th day of June, 1884, at 10 o'clock a. M of sai day, at the Court Room of said Court, at the Court House in the ‘8 . City and ove 8 of Nevada, has been aprig be! the time and place for provin e Will of said James Greer, deceased, an for the hearing of the application of John Casey and John McCaw for the issuance to them of Letters Testamentary when and where any person interested may appear and contest the same, Ff, G. BEATTY, Clerk. For Pare Ice Cream go to A. Tam’s. jel8-6t Ir you want to buy Hats at half price go to the One. Price San Francisco Store. ma29-tf PLENTY TO EAT. For Ninety Days. f In order to enlarge and repair our buildings, all goods in our store will be sold at greatly reduced’ prices for the next ninety days. my28-tf Leea & Suaw, ——— lee Mountain Ice. ~ The Nevada Ice Company has commenced the regular delivery of ice in Nevada City for the Summer season. All orders } “tat the Com; pany’s office, on the Plaza, will be}. i promptly at attended to, ma28 ° 3 lume WHO ATTEND THE Masonic Picnic, WILL HAVE No Need for a Basket _ SomMeER bas come md” ‘the soda fountain at Carr Brothers’ is in full blast. : je3-tf >_>? " Pay yeu e* Poll Taxes. School Poll Taxes “will be delinquent July Ist. The amount per capita, which is now $2, will then be wncreased to $4 if delinquent, Call at the Assessor’s office daily between to farnisn First-Class Dinners =e ™ — with tales large eno cool part of the Grove. AT STORMS’ RANCH Of Refreshments, as 0. C. BLEY, the popus lar caterer of Nevada City, will be prepared At 50 cents per poe A splendid ding! to accompace, oe enebe one sitting, is being Dated June 16th, 1884. Walling & Gaylord, Attorneys. jis Assessment Notice. HAMPION TP gy ik ua COMPANY.—Location A lace of gow ae San Framcleco, Cal io ah Pook sf tion of works, Nevada pics eitersio’ Notice is hereby given, thatat a meetin of the Board of rs, held on the 13! day of June, 1884, an assessment (No. 15) of fmph en gee per share was levied u ital stock of the yong in tely in: ye cpagh Pipe the Secretary, at the office of ro Sac Rig 522 Montgomery stree street, San Francisco, Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain u id on Fi og ay the par besten (17th) day of July, a CO WITZEL, ii, . . Office—No. Re D wediecenoct street, San Francisco, Cal. CASH GROCERY STORE. ‘HUSSEY & CO., assortment of FAMILY UROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WINES, LIQUORS, FE: F: OUR, &e. We sell for CASH ONLY. . richest materials. Mrs Chevic, Napa Valley. Mrs Edwards, San Francisco, ¥ Mrs Lubeck, do —~—ALSO— r ied the first day. Particulars nee ny, aye at for postage, ete. J. EB. CARR, T. H. CARR, on free Feed “ago dare’ reg cg large i ‘ ros) jus and save valuable time, ry Pro*petALLEN & CO., Augusta, Maine CARR BROTHERS, Proving Will. Proprietors of N_ the Superior “Court, in and for the te be delinquent, and ont tales ps fe ranloat . . AGENTS FOR ss ay" Sy ie f= Landon & Lancashire and Manchester Insuraace Companies, — ‘rdebof the Board of Dire oe Than which there arenone better! OMMERCIAL STREET, next door te Kent’s Meat Market, keep on hand a ‘MILLINERY WORK “A good Milliner must be an artist, for unless they have the taste of the painter in combining col-_ ors they will produce only poor effects with the If, however, the Milliner has skill in the management of colors, and original ideas as to grace and form, it is surprising to see what HANDSOME BONNETS AND HATS Which will be found upon inspection to be the LARCEST, FULLEST AND BEST SELECTION EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY. commeecee() commen InN OUr. DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT = We have just received an assortment of the very LATEST STYLE DRESS COODS. MUSLIN, TABLE LINEN, TOWELS, NAPKINS, BED SPREADS, ETC. Mrs. LESTER & CRAWFORD, (NEAR THE UNION HOTEL) MAIN donk = = NEVADA CITY.~ Nevada Drug Store, Corner Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada City WALTER D. VINTON Frop: ietor0--——— “A Lame Stock of Patent Medicines, Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Hand Mirrors, Toilet Articles of all kinds Careful attention Given to Compounding Prescriptions By a Competent Druggist and Perfect Purity Guaranteed, AGENT FOR THE BEST INSURANCE COMPANIES IN THE WORLD Imperial, London, Northern & Queen, Liverpool, Lon4on, Globe THE PALACE DRUG STORE. Corner Pine and Commercial sts., Nevada City, Keep constantly on hand a large and complete tok of pase usually found First Class Drug Store. PAINTS, OILS, "VARNISHES, ETC., SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, ‘MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS All kinds of Periodicals Pictorials and Newspapers, Field, Garden and Flower Seeds, THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGARS, @ Prescriptions accurately and carefully’ com pounded by a careful and competent Druggist ETNA IRON WORKS, 217 and 219 Fremont Street.......San Francisco. BUILDERS OF ALL KINDS OF "WEW DENTAL ROOMS, MINING AND GENERAL MACHINERY, CORLESS ENGINES, STAMP MILLS, and settle, you want to save) je3-2w Candis, Nuts, Ice Cream “. costs, Let EO Ee Li ‘Fora ia or cold there is no AND ALL TEMPERANCE DRINKS will pear on Hee arent reasonable mal8-tf — . is selling ee purjing thé node wate sold by Curr [remedy equal to Ammen’s Cough (ony DR. T. W. McINTYRE Has ited Neva Pp oengh br be evada, spo pad ee HOISTING AND PUMPING WORKS, FURNACES AND CONCENTRATING Syrup. and is now prepared todoall Kindsot Dental work in the bes manner and at — T. W. McINTYRE, rewwonable . MILLS, SMELTING WORKS, pes A